Sentence examples for comparatively no from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, December 25 , 1948P. 11 A Los Angeles pickle salesman took part in a truth-and consequences radio program, was asked if he liked turkey, said sure, and in comparatively no time was off for Istanbul in an airplane, under instructions to deliver a large plaster turkey to someone in Istanbul, he had never heard of.
A Los Angeles pickle salesman took part in a truth-and consequences radio program, was asked if he liked turkey, said sure, and in comparatively no time was off for Istanbul in an airplane, under instructions to deliver a large plaster turkey to someone in Istanbul, he had never heard of.
Comparatively, no other SENPs are known to be consistently upregulated under stress or cancer-prone conditions.
Comparatively, no statistical significance of the resistance to the two agents was found in isolates carrying any of the other types of mutations (P>0.05).
(2011) and others that academic training equips students with "the technical skills for job success but provides comparatively no preparation for developing one's career, balancing work-life matters, or managing professional challenges" (p. 358).
Indeed, Bogue et al. (2010) recently asserted that many trainees in science are "prepared for work, not the career," acknowledging that academic training equips graduates with the technical skills for job success but provides comparatively no preparation for developing one's career, balancing work life matters, or managing professional challenges.
The film self-consciously name-drops "Looper," although it probably has more in common with the comparatively no-frills "Back to the Future".
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Zack Snyder's Batman V Superman comparatively had no damn clue about Superman.
Like metMb-NO, Cat-NO is comparatively labile; however, KCat-NO is substantially higher than KmetMb-NO, because of both a higher kon and a lower koff in the case of Cat (Table 2).
Or maybe they'll run into something comparatively small yet no less astonishing.
